NPC: Wicked Willy

[slugheady]

I still have to disagree with you

This was necessary when I do not wish my edges to flow like that. To create the look of "clean cut" I separated the pieces adding lighter details to the edges of each section.
(The lightness of the edge does not appear well in the MAX renders due to lighting, but if you look in the first image (the GIF) you can see that none of the edges are purely black, but yet are lightened slightly)

Another reason I separated them as such is when dealing with larger texture sizes,especially in legacy gaming engines, digital bleeding is fairly common. 2,3, even 5 pixels will be rendered incorrectly at times, thus giving the model a little breathing room never hurts.

I used over 75% of the available texture space in the unwrap here, that isn't horrible in my opinion o.o.

I wouldn't call it horrible, I personally dislike insufficient texture spaces, something I got with my study game design I guess.

I have no knowledge of the legacy game engines and how it handles textures, but as far as I'm concerned you only use small texture sizes for GunZ, especially for basic NPC's, anyhow you'd probably know better.
Ever used the unreal / unity engine for something? I'd be quite interested in that.

[Juriën]

read my post at rz (jur13n)

[Mime]

I'd love to flip these things during quest.

[Moh]

this reminds me of clap trap for borderlands 2 xD

[CamelBoyMoh]

Wucas that looks pretty good :o

[KingFuse]

pro yo

[Galaxy]

Meh I'm mirin'.
But I fink that you should delete the control panel from the textures cuz it ruins it a bit XD

[Wucas Pls]

Was working on a walk cycle. (sorry for the quality, you can't expect a clean 60 fps from a gif D

[yung]

Old version of Wall-E xd

[serpento]

put it in a custom quest and make it shoot lasers! with another giant npc!